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VIDEO:
Matt Lewis, PoliticsDaily & Bill Press, Host, "The Bill
Press Show"
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Blogger & Writer Matt Lewis and television host Bill Press
go over this past week's political developments, items on the
legislative agenda plus the political climate going into the
2010 midterm elections.
Length: 52 min.
Published: Sunday at 8:15am (ET)
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VIDEO:
Frank Gaffney, Center for Security Policy, President & CEO
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Frank Gaffney examines the Obama Administration's approach to
national security in relation to Iran's recent missile launch,
the discovery of the terrorist plot in New York City, the President's
meeting last week with Benjamin Netanyahu and any other reaction
to the President and the former Vice-President's speeches last
week.
Length: 40 min.
Published: Sunday at 7:30am (ET)
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VIDEO:
Arie Kruglanski, Nat’l Consortium for the Study of Terrorism
& Response to Terrorism
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Arie Kruglanski discusses rehabilitation for terrorists. Professor
Kruglanski and others are conducting a study funded by the Department
of Homeland Security. They believe it's possible to rehabilitate
Islamic fundamentalist terrorists instead of just locking them
up. They conducted a pilot study in February 2009 and will begin
a full study in August 2009. They say efforts in Saudi Arabia
and Egypt and other countries have shown "deradicalization"
of terrorists is possible.
Length: 37 min.
Published: Saturday at 8:30am (ET)
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VIDEO:
Interior Sec. Ken Salazar interviewed by Jim Tankersley, LA Times
& Erika Bolstad, McClatchy
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Interior Sec. Ken Salazar compares the policies on public lands
and endangered species of the Obama and Bush Administrations.
He also goes over the latest news in the department, including
their planned uses of stimulus money.
Length: 32 min.
Published: Sunday at 10am (ET)
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VIDEO:
FCC Acting Chairman Michael Copps (D)
from C-SPAN Recent Video
FCC Acting Chairman Michael Copps (D) joins the Communicators
to discuss the upcoming transition to digital television June
12th and relates his work with the White House on expanding broadband
in the U.S. He also speculates on how the makeup of the Commission
will affect future policy decisions.
Length: 28 min.
Published: Saturday at 6:30pm (ET)
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VIDEO:
Jonathan Broder, CQ Politics, & Eli Lake, Washington Times
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Jonathan Broder, CQ Politics, Defense & Foreign Policy Senior
Editor & Eli Lake, Washington Times, National Security Correspondent,
discuss Obama Administration policy on national security and
foreign policy.
Length:
Published: Today at 7am (ET)
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VIDEO:
C-SPAN Interview with Pres. Obama
from C-SPAN Recent Video
On Friday, C-SPAN sat down with Pres. Obama in the Oval Office
for an exclusive interview. He talked with us on a wide-range
of topics and focused on foreign policy matters and domestic
issues.
Length:
Published: Saturday at 10am (ET)
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VIDEO:
Pres. Obama Rose Garden Statement on North Korea Nuclear Test
from C-SPAN Recent Video
Pres. Obama called North Korea’s test of a nuclear weapon
a “reckless action” that threatens world peace and
security. He made his comments shortly before departing for Memorial
Day ceremony at Arlington Nat’l Cemetery.
Length:
Published: Today at 1am (ET)
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VIDEO:
U.N. Security Council Stakeout on North Korea's Nuclear Test
from C-SPAN Recent Video
The U.N. Security Council, meeting in an emergency session called
by Japan, demanded that North Korea follow the Nuclear Test Ban
treaty and all resolutions blocking its nuclear program. Ambassadors
from Russia, the U.S., France and Japan spoke with reporters.
Length:
Published: Today at 5pm (ET)
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Memorial Day
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STATEMENT
FROM THE PRESIDENT REGARDING NORTH KOREA
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Ridge
takes aim at Limbaugh
Posted: 05:27 AM ET
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
(CNN) — Pennsylvania Republican Tom
Ridge is taking direct aim at Rush Limbaugh, telling CNN's John
King the conservative talk radio host can be "shrill"
and uses language in a way "that offend very many."
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Obama
responds to North Korea's reported nuclear test
Posted: 08:00 AM ET
The White House issued the following statement from the president
early Monday morning:
STATEMENT FROM THE PRESIDENT REGARDING
NORTH KOREA
Today, North Korea said that it has conducted
a nuclear test in violation of international law. It appears
to also have attempted a short range missile launch. These actions,
while not a surprise given its statements and actions to date,
are a matter of grave concern to all nations. North Korea's attempts
to develop nuclear weapons, as well as its ballistic missile
program, constitute a threat to international peace and security.
By acting in blatant defiance of the United
Nations Security Council, North Korea is directly and recklessly
challenging the international community. North Korea's behavior
increases tensions and undermines stability in Northeast Asia.
Such provocations will only serve to deepen North Korea's isolation.
It will not find international acceptance unless it abandons
its pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and their means of
delivery.
The danger posed by North Korea's threatening
activities warrants action by the international community. We
have been and will continue working with our allies and partners
in the Six-Party Talks as well as other members of the U.N. Security
Council in the days ahead.
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Uneasy
political calculus of diversity and Supreme Court
Posted: 02:02 PM ET
From CNN Supreme Court Producer Bill Mears
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Hispanic groups
want history to be made with a Latino or Latina justice when
President Obama makes his selection to fill the upcoming Supreme
Court vacancy.
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Powell
vs. Cheney and Limbaugh
Posted: 02:48 PM ET
From CNN Deputy Political Director Paul
Steinhauser
WASHINGTON (CNN) – As Colin Powell
fires back against Dick Cheney and Rush Limbaugh in the latest
skirmish in the battle over the future of the Republican Party,
a new national poll indicates that Americans have a much more
favorable opinion of Powell than Cheney or Limbaugh.
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Security
Council condemns N. Korea nuke test
Posted: 05:35 PM ET
UNITED NATIONS (CNN) — Security Council members condemned
North Korea’s nuclear test Monday as a “clear violation”
of U.N. resolutions, with some raising the prospect of new sanctions
on Pyongyang as a result.
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Italy
will consider taking Guantanamo detainees
Posted: 06:20 PM ET
From Paula Newton
CNN
ROME, Italy (CNN) — Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi said
Monday that his country will consider accepting an unspecified
number of detainees from the U.S. military detention facility
at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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